The Pillow Book of Azalais Emrys, Slytherin Love Goddess
This is a short story based very loosely in the Potterverse. It is centered on a new and as yet unknown protag, Azalais Emrys. Although there are a lot of familiar sounding characters in this story, it doesn't describe hardly anything that actually happens in the books and reframes everything from an utterly gay and inclusive standpoint. It is viewed through the eyes and the described experiences of a gray-romantic asexual non-binary person's point of view. This is an "own-voices" story. The style of the story is faintly akin to The Pillow Book, but being made up entirely of diary entries rather than the full range of content seen in the original. In addition, there are a lot of crossing over of created universes throughout this story because I believe in the "infinite combinations infinite diversity" credo, and it's more fun that way. Most are referenced as real, a few are referenced as current day muggle pop culture. Oh, and if you want to see where I mention Rowling by name, skip to the last page real quick before going back to the beginning and continuing from there.
The Pillow Book (the anglicized version of the name) was written by a woman named Sei Shonagon (anglicized version of her name) who was a court lady to Empress Consort Teishi, that was accidentally made famous when Sei left a few pages unattended out on a cushion while writing and when someone read those pages they thought they were so awesome they brought them around to all their friends to read. Some of it was very political about the current Emperor and their Court, but most of it was poetry, and lists, and diary entries. Sei's book was finished in the year 1,002 (based on the west's modern calendar) and she is an icon of Japanese literature and is still highly thought of by millions of readers to this day.
